Tariffs Are Making Instruments So Expensive, School Music Programs Are at Risk

New York Times - Oct 2, 2026

When a single cello can cost $1,000 and a tuba $9,000, tariffs are straining meager band and orchestra budgets.

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Putin warns NATO he can use 'any weapon' to attack the alliance in response to Western 'aggression'

Oct 2, 2026

Putin warns NATO he can use 'any weapon' to attack the alliance in response to Western 'aggression'

Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia could use 'all weapons' in its arsenal to respond to aggression from European countries.

Linking Sara Duterte to China: What Trillanes’ testimony would have been about

Oct 2, 2026

Linking Sara Duterte to China: What Trillanes’ testimony would have been about

Trillanes claims that the 'Chinese government and corporations' sent hundreds of millions of pesos to companies or organizations associated with Vice President Duterte

Lindsay Clancy loses daring bid to have her found not guilty of murdering her three children after mistrial

Oct 2, 2026

Lindsay Clancy loses daring bid to have her found not guilty of murdering her three children after mistrial

On Thursday, Justice William F. Sullivan denied the motion writing that the evidence 'was sufficient to have satisfied any rational trier of fact beyond a reasonable doubt'.

David vs Goliaths: Singapore builds most accurate clock ever, leaves US and China in dust

Oct 2, 2026

David vs Goliaths: Singapore builds most accurate clock ever, leaves US and China in dust

A small Singaporean research team has beaten scientists in China and the United States to build the world’s most accurate atomic clock. The clock, built with a single ion of a rare earth metal element known as lutetium, is so precise that it would lose one second every 260 billion years – nearly 20 times the age of our universe. It is about four times as accurate as the previous record holder, a calcium-ion clock developed by a Chinese Academy of Sciences team in Wuhan, and also surpasses an...

Sari-sari stores help bridge gaps in medicine access — study

Oct 2, 2026

Sari-sari stores help bridge gaps in medicine access — study

MANILA, Philippines — For some Filipinos, buying medicine can be as simple as walking to the neighborhood sari-sari store and purchasing only a few tablets they can afford, a qualitative study by researchers from the University of the Philippines, Ateneo de Manila University and Bulacan State University found. The study, “Sari-sari Stores as Community Pharmacies?

Body found floating off Honda bay

Oct 2, 2026

Body found floating off Honda bay

PUERTO Princesa City – An unidentified body in an advanced state of decomposition was found floating in the waters off Honda Bay on Thursday morning, police said. Police Station 2 said the body was spotted at around 11 a.m., about 1.2 nautical miles from the Honda Bay Wharf in Purok Honda Bay, Barangay Sta. Lourdes.

Comedy legend to star in first panto performance back at theatre shut for three years

Oct 2, 2026

Comedy legend to star in first panto performance back at theatre shut for three years

Comedian and actor Joe Pasquale is among the cast members heading to a town for this year’s annual pantomime production.

Accountant reported her colleagues to police for stalking after she was asked to attend a meeting in person

Oct 2, 2026

Accountant reported her colleagues to police for stalking after she was asked to attend a meeting in person

Tanya Langston made a series of unsubstantiated claims of stalking 'out of the blue' as part of a 'a deliberate plan to tarnish' her colleagues, a tribunal has heard.

Kent teacher had sexual relationship with former pupil who claims it began at school

Oct 2, 2026

Kent teacher had sexual relationship with former pupil who claims it began at school

A teacher who had an intimate relationship with a former pupil is facing allegations he had sex with her while she was still at school.

Moment black member of Question Time audience tells Suella Braverman she is 'being racist against herself' because she says she is not English

Oct 2, 2026

Moment black member of Question Time audience tells Suella Braverman she is 'being racist against herself' because she says she is not English

Reform UK's education spokesperson told the BBC's Question Time audience last night that she is 'British of Asian ethnicity' rather than English, because of her family's Asian heritage.

Australia is 'sleepwalking' towards disaster as war threat over Taiwan grows: Former PM on scenario that could cripple Australia

Oct 2, 2026

Australia is 'sleepwalking' towards disaster as war threat over Taiwan grows: Former PM on scenario that could cripple Australia

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has warned that Australia risks 'sleepwalking through lotus land' unless it confronts the implications of a potential war in the pacific involving China.

What doctors and virus experts are saying about the wave of American Covid sweeping Britain

Oct 2, 2026

What doctors and virus experts are saying about the wave of American Covid sweeping Britain

The rituals of the Covid years thankfully seem consigned to history for most of us. Yet in recent weeks, an unwelcome phrase has begun creeping back: 'I think I've got Covid.'

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